The upcoming sequel to the hit horror film Five Nights at Freddy's, titled Five Nights at Freddy's 2, is set to release on December 5. The film's star-studded panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday revealed exciting details about the movie. Josh Hutcherson, who reprises his role as security guard Mike Schmidt in this sequel, spoke about his character and what fans can expect from the film. Hutcherson revealed that his character, Schmidt, is on a quest for stability after the events of the first movie. Mike is just trying to find a stable life. He wants to have a nice, calm, normal life. And that just can't happen, he said. However, he pointed out, But the bond between Mike and Abby (Piper Rubio) is super strong. The actor also hinted at a lot more animatronics and bigger set pieces in the sequel. Director Emma Tammi and Blumhouse Productions CEO Jason Blum also shared their thoughts on the sequel. Tammi emphasized the increase in terrifying animatronics, noting, There's so much more action in this one... with the animatronics and that was incredibly exciting. She added, I personally have become so invested in [these characters] and it was just an incredible opportunity to continue to get to tell their stories and expand on them. The sequel will see the return of Elizabeth Lail, Matthew Lillard, and Rubio from the original film. They will be joined by new cast members Skeet Ulrich, Teo Briones, Wayne Knight, and McKenna Grace. Lillard, who plays Schmidt's career counselor in the film, appeared via video message to express his excitement about the movie's presence in Comic-Con's Hall H. Ulrich, who joined the franchise in this sequel, expressed his gratitude. I can't tell you how honored I am to be a part of this family, and to the fandom that is really voracious, he said. He hinted at his character, saying, I will say I play somebody with a particular past and a deep emotional tie to what's going on. Briones also expressed his enthusiasm about being part of such an iconic franchise.